Faith Based Statements on Climate Change June, 2012 As volunteers for the Citizens Climate Lobby, we collected these statements from faith groups around the world during 2011 and early[removed]We hope readers will find the

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Date: 2014-11-03 17:24:53 Earth Climate change policy Christianity and environmentalism Applied ethics Environmental justice Evangelical environmentalism Climate justice Global warming Climate ethics Environment Climate change Environmental ethics		Faith Based Statements on Climate Change June, 2012 As volunteers for the Citizens Climate Lobby, we collected these statements from faith groups around the world during 2011 and early[removed]We hope readers will find the Add to Reading List Source URL: citizensclimatelobby.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,62 MB Share Document on Facebook

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